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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
4
Judge Saam ordered transportation for Sadie Bixby 25 of Bridgeport Conn after she confessed Warren of Bridgeport had persuaded her to elope four weeks ago. Warren was fined 50 dollars and six days in the workhouse.
Thrifty women flock to the Tunnel Bargain Basement daily to buy vacation wear at savings. The retailer invites visitors to inspect hundreds of bargain lots, including The Day of Rest 34, with Maurice Ketten cited.
Catalog listings offer 1.25 and 1.50 waists in sheer lawn with Venise lace yoke in high or low neck styles or blouse style with a large eyelet collar. Also available in square neck with torchon lace and embroidery. Hundreds of other lots not advertised.
Giovanina Rubino sues interpreter Alfred Sacco in Suffolk County court seeking 10000 after alleging he fraudulently induced her to settle a suit as administrator of Pasquale Rubino estate against Hugh Nawn Contracting Co. She says she received 325 and learned the statements were false after three years when seeking interest.
Boston Chamber of Commerce officials say they protest no cut in federal funds for harbor improvements and the new customs house. Secretary McKibben explains that there is no real reduction in total authorized spending, with continuing appropriations carrying the $1.5 million ceiling to next year and beyond.
The schooner Germaine and Louis of St Malo France foundered on the Grand Banks after springing a leak. The barkentine Santa Maria arrived at St Pierre with 26 crew members reporting the loss. Built in 1899 at LaHave Nova Scotia and weighing 104 tons net the vessel was formerly the Alma Nelson.
The body of 8 year old daughter of Michael Jacobs, missing since May 18 while playing near her home, was located today five miles downstream in the Kennebec River. Authorities believe she rolled down the bank and drowned.
In next Sunday's Post the household section will include Preparing a company dinner recipe hints and care tips for children a page of cooking recipes and a page of everyday helps. Doctor's Daughter Stomach Rite cures indigestion and constipation.
At the opening of the June term in Concord New Hampshire George F Morris of Lancaster presented the Grand Trunk petition seeking tax abatement from the public service commission for 1911 The commission taxed 32359 60 down from 87044 in 1910 and 88417 72 in 1909 The court took the petition and will issue an order soon
President Taft addressed the 2th annual meeting of the International Association of Factory Inspectors in Washington on worker safety. He backed workers compensation, condemned contingent-fee damage suits, and urged a national commission to study occupational diseases and safer employment and manufacturing methods.
Mrs Frances R Arnold, mother of Dorothy Arnold missing since 1910, arrived in New York aboard the Vaderland from Antwerp wearing deep mourning. She traveled unaccompanied after months in Europe while her son met her at the pier and refused to add to prior statements that the world wide search had been unavailing.
Four year old Ross W. Clemons Jr. of Wakefield consumed 25 strychnine tablets found on a dining room sideboard and died before aid. The incident follows a note about Percy the mechanical man facing a ghost in the Sunday Post comic section.
A newly discovered plant in Mexico named Diabetes herb is claimed to cure diabetes by lowering sugar and specific gravity, restoring weight, and boosting the system. The ad touts two weeks of use for $1 and offers a free diet booklet from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
Dr Ralph H Spangler of the Metropolitan Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia declares rattlesnake venom dried between glass plates and dissolved in glycerine and sterile water a permanent cure for epilepsy based on living snakes.
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